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Against the amazing backdrop of Holiday in New England, bestselling creator Holly Chamberlin creates a heartfelt and memorable novel - a story of reunited family, new origins, and unconditional love - the best gift of all. To outsiders, Appleville, New Hampshire, is a storybook small town complete with a little white cathedral and a gazebo on the town green. To Gincy Gannon Luongo, it was a location to get away from, as quickly and as entirely as she could. Since she relocated away twenty years earlier, Appleville has been her hometown in name only. But at her brother Tommy's urging, Gincy is coming back to go to their recently widowed mom in the weeks before Holiday - and she's taking her teenage little girl, Tamsin, with her. Ellen Gannon, once feisty and strong-willed, is mired in unhappiness half a year after getting rid of her spouse. Tommy isn't doing far better. Gincy starts repairing order to the household in her standard practical way, but the real issues run more deeply than a clear refrigerator or an unpaid invoice. Thought slights and lingering resentments have created chasms between all of them. With each transferring day, Gincy realizes she has critically undervalued her mom and underestimated her brother. Only now, with the support of her spouse, daughter, and close friends, is she needs to observe how much she may have missed. For beyond the surface of each family and every picturesque town is something more complicated but infinitely more worthwhile - a tapestry of these small functions of acceptance, love, and devotion that could convert this Christmas in to the best Gincy's ever before known. Praise for the books of Holly Chamberlin "Chamberlin's latest is a superb summertime read but with compound. It'll find a wide audience in its exploration of sisterhood, family, and reduction." - Library Journal on Summer with My Sisters "Nostalgia over real-life friendships lost and regained pulls viewers into the story." - USA Today on Summer Friends "A thoughtful social commentary and sensitive narration of a friendly relationship and devotion." - Web publishers Weekly on Last Summer "A remarkable and moving family portrait of several years of a family and each person's place within it." - Booklist on The Family Beach House
